Tears, angst as workforce braces for Trump takeover

Crybaby Culture

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And speaking of crybabies, they are all over the streets nowadays, some of them rioting because the election didn’t go the way they wanted it to go. I suppose this is a new phenomenon: You lose, you cry, you demonstrate, you stamp your feet, you disrupt normal life, and you even attack people who voted for the “monster.” There is counseling at American prep schools, and classes have been called off in American universities. The spoiled dears are too upset to attend them.

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One memory I shall never forget is my piano teacher hiding underneath the instrument she was teaching while an air raid was going on during World War II. So my brother and I went to the garden and played. British and German kids went to school every day and the only time they did not attend classes was when the school had been blown up. Not to mention the poor Japanese kids who were boiled alive daily in their wooden schoolhouses by Curtis LeMay’s B-29s. Seventy years later American kids do not go to school because 60 million of their fellow citizens did not vote the way the little dears wanted them to and that upsets them greatly. Would you say the Western race is improving?

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The Donald’s not a great apologizer. I find that quite funny now that we’re living at a time that all we do is apologize for things that we need not apologize for. The other trait I like is his arrogance. When a headline screamed “It’s Trump against the world,” he told his entourage that if it were any other way it wouldn’t be a fair contest.

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